damian: and shane, we're talking about the east san josé here. you want the folks in west san josé to get from this? [shane laughing] shane: i'd say that can pave the way for the next exhibit, you know? damian: no, absolutely. now, what did it take to gather all of this, just reaching out, reaching different groups and making sure that we collected as much of these jewels. there, we're looking at the emmys, i think, for my compadre rigo chacon there, part of the exhibit. but what does it take to put something like this together? shane: it takes everything from calling individual people, one by one, posting messages out in the community. we had signs saying we got an exhibit coming up, please give us a call and contribute. we had the extra pandemic years, which the silver lining of that was more time to gather things, and the word just kept spreading and spreading. eventually, we ended up with far more material than we could even use, so what's seen in the exhibit is a small sample. damian: and the great thing about this, estella, is that you can

people in east san jose are coming out to support a night market place just off tully road. is weekly event was created by san jose city council member maya esparza to support local artists and small business owners. ktvu south bay reported. lamonica peters was at the night market and shows us saudi event is bringing the community together. i always say it's bringing that downtown experience we've learned from downtown, but we're giving it some east side flavor. and flavor is definitely a part of what brings people back each week night market started last summer, and it was so popular that it's back again this summer. every wednesday night. all right now, i just ordered some hot dogs from this food truck right here so about to check it out and see if it's any good or not dogs. food truck says they heard about the night market and, for the first time decided to participate. a lot of people like the kamikaze dog because it's different. they like the cheesy bacon dog, because it's like a normal street dog. but yeah, pretty good. feedbacks night market also features live music, a

one san jose man says that's exactly what's happened to him 23 times. he lived on jackson avenue in east san jose and says something's got to give. nbc bay area's marianne favro is life where she says the man's property has been a crash pad for years. >> reporter: after one time he hit the mailbox so hard it flew into a neighbor's backyard. he had to get a reinforced one. >> every two years we get a car either tears up my fence or goes through my house. >> reporter: ray minter says in 2016, he woke up to this after a speeding truck slammed into his parked car, pushing it into his house. >> i heard like a rumble and the house started shaking. and at first i thought it was an earthquake. and then i tried to come up in the front, and there is the car, the truck's bumper and everything is in there. the whole front end of the house is all caved in. so i couldn't come out. >> reporter: it wasn't the first time and wouldn't be the last. >> it's like 23 times of actual damage. >> reporter: that's right. 23 times a vehicle has collided with his property on jackson avenue in east san jose since 19

we are live in east san jose this afternoon. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you up in oakland just cannot imagine the grief that he is going through right now, jesse. thank you. we'll do it for this afternoon. apple wants all of its customers to fight serious security vulnerabilities with a new software updated announced today , a security flock of potentially allow attackers to take complete control of iphones , ipads ipods and max the company, acknowledging this issue may have been actively exploited. assigned for security analysts with social proof security, says those who should be particularly attentive to updating their software people who were in the public eye such as activists or journalists might be the targets of spying. san francisco police say they have arrested a man in yolo county for homicide that happened last month. investigators say 54 year old randy oliver was arrested on tuesday. for the kill. of two year. old jamie. price. price was shot near dakota 23rd streets in the potrero hill neighborhood on july 9th. he later di

, and it's going to be basically very much like it was yesterday, reaching 84 in downtown san jose and 87 in eastlso 87 in gilroy. as we move over toward the east bay a few low 90s, up to 90 in concord and 84 martinez. hayward today reaching 78 degrees. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen in redwood city a high of 79 and low 60s in parts of san francisco. you go downtown and it will be upper 60s where you get more sunshine and napa reaching 81, clearlake headed for 96 degrees. we'll see some 60s near the coastline for bodega bay. going into the weekend, what are you doing? how about music on the square happening in redwood city. it starts at 6:00 and it's going to be at about 68 degrees. it will be cooling off quickly so bring the jacket, as you make weekend plans, if you'll be in napa valley, warm today but a little bit more comfortable for the rest of the weekend as the mornings start out in the mid-50s. along the coastline santa cruz sees highs in the mid to upper 60s, at times clouds and fog. for our inland areas we will be cooling off going into the low to mid 80s

east san jose, 83. in the east bay, 70s and 80s . 74 in hayward. concord, 85. peninsula, 80 in palo alto. san francisco, a little warmth here in the mission at 70. and up toward the marina, 65. through the north bay also. looking great here. plenty of 80s from novato to napa and clear lake. it continues with more of this morning fog, afternoon sunshine, temperatures in the 60s . because ofsteady fog pattern, we will stay out of any heat waves as we move through the next seven days. we will heat it up friday, saturday, sunday, with low 90s but we can handle that. right? so the forecast, next seven days, looking mighty fine. i don't know about you guys. looking ahead toward saturday and sunday. >> never too early. >> you are jumping ahead? >> never too early. >> to think about the weekend? >> exactly. come on. happy back to school by the way. >>> up next, you notice what has been missing? the iphone feature that has disappeared and may soon reappear on your home screen. >>> it is back to school. oakland is starting the year with a teacher shortage. the district is

the day tomorrow with these temperatures, down here in the south bay, manageable. 82 in san jose. 85 in the east san jose hills right down to morgan hill, 88. through the east bay, i have it to 89 in antioch. upper 80s in danville. closer to the bay, a little bit of a breeze will have us at 72 in oakland. daly city, 64. you head away from that ocean breeze and things heat up. 79 in palo alto. san francisco, 65 in downtown. 63 in the outer sunset. 97 in ukiah. very comfortable weather over to sonoma at 86. a little bit warm here through tomorrow for much of the bay area. again, things are going to be heating up and fast. so the change we're going to see is this very strong area of high pressure starting to build in on thursday, also friday. some temperatures will warm up then. but the heat wave really starting with this once we hit saturday. in order to have a heat wave weather-wise, when you look at it from a meteorological standpoint, you need at least four days in a row of these triple-digit temperatures. and we're going to be in for that here as we head saturday into early next week. so defin

this is what we'll see as we go into this afternoon, back in the upper 80s for san jose, reaching 89 in eastck to 91 in morgan hill. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. there will be some changes ahead, but in oakland today, it's 76 degrees, while antioch will hit a high of 96 degrees, and only 62 in half moon bay. that fog may not clear today. it's been cooler there, but you head over to the santa cruz mountains, redwood city and it's 84 for a high temperature. you compare that to 73 in the mission district and 60 in the marina district, and mill valley will reach 84 degrees, while clear lake hits 100 degrees. so you can see the range in temperatures there that will continue all because of the fog rolling down the coastline, and gradually we'll start to see those temperatures heating up as we go toward the end of the forecast, but in the near-term, it's going to be fairly nice. antioch, we're once again in the 90s. we see it dipping a little bit but we get some real relief for the weekend with some mid 80s in the forecast and back to the mid-90s by early next we

okay, goes dark shades actually born here in east san jose, so when we found out that they were having night market we wanted to actually let people know that you know this product that hopefully they can start seeing in stores was actually made here. customers are really nice, so it's kind of just more chilled. not so wild. some of the events i do. there's thousands of people and this one is just like nice and common. they always have good live music. council member esparza really emphasize that the goal of this event is just to bring the community together for a night of fun. now the night market will be here on tully road in east san jose every wednesday from 5 30 to 8 30 until october. 26 heather fun evening and as you mentioned a great boost for those small businesses, lamonica, thank you. well san francisco has just become the first city here in california to make an official school holiday. the san francisco board of education approved the move at its meeting yesterday. now this holiday designation was the idea of arab students at wallenberg high school. they started a petition

we are once again enjoying the cooler weather now, we're only headed up for 82 degrees in san jose. 85 in east san jose, a little bit warmer for morgan hill, up to 880 degrees. look at the seven-day forecast up at the bottom of of the screen with vallejo hitting 7. walnut creek will see a high of 87 degrees and 78 in hayward. for the coastline 60s. you head into the inner bay in the upper 70s and san francisco is also going to be nice and cool, 60s there, low 70s from mill valley and 97 for ukiah. as we go toward the end of the week we see this intense area of high pressure building and that's going to really ramp up our temperatures over the next few days. it does hit southern california a little bit earlier, starting on wednesday, but it continues through tuesday with some of those valleys as hot as 115 degrees. that heat arrives in the bay area starting on saturday morning, with this heat watch that will most likely turn into an excessive heat warning as we go toward the weekend and into early next week. as we take a look at some of the numbers where we're expecting for gilroy on sunday it

santa clara health officials tell abc7 news that while the east san jose area was whit the highest covid late in the area, there's no data to show that it's that high there. >> the california constitution and our education code gives children a right to in-person instruction-free from discrimination and harrisment. >> i said to the court just to be clear so we understand each other, you're refusing to educate my healthy son because he won't wear a facemask? and she repeatedly answered yes. >> boys were not sent home they were given options. those skinned of wearing a mask for an hour with a two-minute break or do an independent study or wear a clear face shield. >> sad part they went from loving school to really hating school in a matter of two weeks. they're so pied to return. and now, they don't want to go back. >> the district says they are keeping the policy in place. the father says he is looking at possible legal action. j.r. stone abc7 news. >> some development news tonight, oakland police say they have located 9 year-old wanay newton after he was reported missing. he was found at

san jose. low 100s back here through the inland east bay. out to hayward. 79 san mateo. san francisco, 60 in the marina. 75 in the mission and to the north bay, 94 in santa rosa. 82 in mill valley. we continue to get morning fog, afternoon sunshine in san francisco. and that pattern, that's going bring back 60s in san francisco, will also drop it through the inland valleys. 95 on friday. and oh, how about that 88 on sunday. raj, hopefully your friend is still here on the weekend. >> he can enjoy the weekend. >> i know it's only tuesday, but man, i'm looking forward to that sunday. >> it's going to be good. >> thanks, jeff. >>> coming up, a south bay homeowner is asking for help as cars continue to crash into his property. look at this. the dangerous spot he finds the dangerous spot he finds himself in and the this is what people with eczema said about how their skin feels... ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild to moderate eczema. opzelura is a steroid-free cream proven to help clear skin and sig

we'll reach up to 87 in east san jose as well as 87 in los gatos. ncord while hayward will see a high of 78 degrees. it will be cooler in a lot of spots that have been dealing with high heat. along the coastline, we're only 61 in haim while san mateo will see a high of 75. the marina district, 58 today, but about ten degrees warmer in the mission district. as we take a look at the north bay, ukiah reaching 97 degrees with napa today up to about 80. taking a look at our ten-day forecast, brentwood is going to be very warm today, but cooler weather is coming in just in time for the weekend. so we're looking at a high of about 86 degrees on saturday, 89 on sunday, and then early next week it does start to warm up once again. as we check out our temperatures, we're in the low 90s for our hottest spots today and then we'll see about the same tomorrow. then look at how much cooler it's going to be for the weekend. it's going to be very pleasant to make those outdoor plans. next week those temperatures once again starting to cream back up, but nothing too e

. >> san jose bakery was robbed in the workers were held at knifepoint and was all caught on camera. this is at peters bakery off alum rock avenue in east san jose. you can see the workers come at the burglars come in and pushed a man against a while. the owner says they held employees at knifepoint started asking where the money was. the owner says eventually found a storage area that had some cassian. madoff was less than $1000. he says other small businesses in that area have also been hit by burglars recently, the owner also says the bakery is 86 years old and prior to this break in, they've only experience 2 or 3 burglaries in the last 50 years. chaos at a convenience store caught on camera. lapd detectives release a new surveillance video from last weekend's looting at a 7.11. >> police say dozens of people stormed the convenience store, taking whatever they could get their hands on the suspects even threw things at the employee as he tried to get away. reporter kimberly king has details from south la. >> detectives held a presser in released new video this morning. they're asking for the community's help to identify suspects. tak

santa clara health officials tell abc7 news that while the east san jose area was whit the highest covid late in the area, there's no data to show that it's that high there. >> the california constitution and our education code gives children a right to in-person instruction-free from discrimination and harrisment. >> i said to the court just to be clear so we understand each other, you're refusing to educate my healthy son because he won't wear a facemask? and she repeatedly answered yes. >> boys were not sent home they were given options. those skinned of wearing a mask for an hour with a two-minute break or do an independent study or wear a clear face shield. >> sad part they went from loving school to really hating school in a matter of two weeks. they're so pied to return. and now, they don't want to go back. >> the district says they are keeping the policy in place. the father says he is looking at possible legal action. j.r. stone abc7 news. >> some development news tonight, oakland police say they have located 9 year-old wanay newton after he was reported missing. he was found at

that incident happened at about 1:30 saturday morning near quimby road and careston way in east san jose. another man was also stabbed but survived officers arrested the suspect michael o'bills at his san jose home later that day investigators have yet to announce a possible motive. the teen victim has been identified as sunny soy in san francisco, the firefighters union is speaking out after two of their paramedics were attacked by a man with a wooden stake who then stole the ambulance and tried to run them down. it happened just before seven o'clock this morning at harrison and 13th streets under the 101 freeway overpass abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has more on what happened. a cracked windshield and damage inside the truck. these are photos released by the san francisco fire union. they say a man with a steak from a tree came at the minnesota paramedic team. just sitting in their ambulance waiting for a call sfpd says that man then stole the ambulance drove laps around the best by parking lot and tried to hit the paramedics. they were not hurt and the reasoning is unclear for what

in the south bay looking at a high of 86 in los gatos and 87 in east san jose and 89 in morgan hill.d in the low 70s. cool air continues to daly city with low 60s and redwood city 79 there. 69 in the mission district and upper 50s as that fog rolls across the golden gate bridge in the marina district, very chilly and a high of 70 degrees in mill valley, while ukiah heads up to 98 degrees. for napa valley for the weekend we'll see some low 80s today but upper 70s for tomorrow, and on sunday, it's going to be very pleasant as well for your outdoor activities. now in south lake tahoe, our mornings start out in the low 40s, it's sunny and pleasant with highs reaching into the low 80s. if your weekend plans take you to the coastline, santa cruz will reach into the upper 60s and we'll see at times log lingering near the coastline. looking at our seven-day forecast we'll reach into the low 90s today but only 80s for some of our warmest spots inland. now we better get out there and enjoy it, because the temperatures will start to heat up as we head toward the middle of next week and for san

reporter: that's right. 23 times, a vehicle has collided with his property on jackson avenue and east san jose 1964. the damage has added up for minter. >> i have lost three cars . >> reporter: ray says, most of the crashes have evolved cars speeding up the highway 360 offramp. he says, in one case, a car went airborne and plowed into his garage, where his dad had been sitting just minutes before. but he says, despite the years of close calls, no one in the home has ever been hurt. ray says, he's reached out to the city and state, asking them to put up more berries for the city of san jose says, it has applied for millions in grant money for safety improvements. >> one of the lents comedians in the middle of the street, that tends to slow down traffic. it will make it calmer, prevent dangerous long turns into and across the street. the other is a raised separated bikeway. >> reporter: but those projects could take 10 years to complete. we also reached out to caltrans to ask if they have any plans to help, but have not heard back for now, ray is just hoping his reinforced poles and fencing will

it's the first day of school in east san jose at the east side union high school school district. we are going to see temperatures in the upper 60s and then as we go into the rest of today, upper 70s, so feeling pretty nice as they're getting out of school. take a look at all of our microclimates, concord reaching 84 degrees today, one of the warmer spots, but you compare that to upper 60s in san francisco. mike, you were chasing down a south bay delay. >> yeah, i'm chasing it but it ran away, kari, which is great for folks looking down here in the south bay. kari, you talked about east side, union, one of the school districts starting. east side union, not san jose, different district. normal slowing in half an hour but a slower drive past the airport for south 101, just cleared. it's a little camera-shy. i wanted to show you the light volume of traffic here as well. we'll talk about some more shifts more likely for contra costa county coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new developments this morning in the fbi raid of former president trump's mar-a-lago hope. agents execut

. > >> east san jose is a working class multicultural community looking for a place to get together peopleaunching night market. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us what this is about. >> reporter: food trucks, vendors, neighbors coming out to enjoy the public experience, all part of the market experience. >> nice park, a dog park here now, the baseball fields, live entertainment. local small businesses. food. the ice cream truck is always here, treat bos amazing chlth >> reporter: last year and all through summer on wednesday nights the tuly night market transforms the ball fields and branch library parking lot to a family-friendly place. >> this is bout taking back the space. >> reporter: city council member mya remembers how it used to be, four years ago the park and facilities work over taken by homeless campers. little leaguers and park rangers stopped coming here. >> there were a lot of folks afraid to use it. so we came in, cleaned it up, reengaged the community, and startered reimagining this space as it was always intended when it wat it was built in the 1990s. >> reporter: after succes

his home sits off jackson avenue avenue in east san jose, he's lived there for decades, and keeps adding more barriers to protect his home and his family. family. kpix 5 shows us what makes this spot so dangerous. >> the house shakes, you think it's an earthquake, you are the rumbling. >> reporter: located across the street from the jackson avenue exit, ray minter's home is an easy target for careless drivers. >> how many times has someone hid your property? >> 23 times. >> reporter: he says since the early 1970s he's seen cars miss this street and crash into his front yard. >> every time we've been hit we've been home. >> reporter: recently as drivers drivers failing to complete a right turn. the cost adds up with him having to repair the damage, and find new ways to keep cars from his house. >> four times where they've gone gone as far as the kitchen. >> reporter: insurance is covered most of the mess created created by driver after driver. minter installed steel poles on his property line, even if the city advises against it. he has a brick wall with cement poles, and heavy rocks to t

that will leave us at 84 in milpitas. 83 east san jose. 88 to gilroy. it's a classic summer trend in the bay area. close to the bay, you're comfortable. 77 in hayward. get to the inland valleys, a little hotter. 92 in antioch. 86 in walnut creek. the peninsula, really a lot of times through august wins out with some of the best weather. and we've got it tomorrow. redwood city at 78. san francisco some isolated heat again in downtown in the mission. low 70s. and then right here to the ingleside, 66. across the bay, 86 in santa rosa. 87 in novato. again, great weather lately, but there is going to be about this into next week. and what i'm seeing is a very small system developing offshore. it will kind of linger next wednesday and thursday. and that's when i think it could pull up some monsoonal moisture for us. and the area of high pressure also bringing in the heat. best thunderstorm chances as we've seen with a past monsoon event. still looks like it would be over the sierra and southern california with a half to 1 inch in that zone. for us, it's a spo

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your usual spots in the east bay, including hayward. san jose recoring from the crash on 101.e'll talk about that coming up. >>> 6:31, now to decision 2022, there's only ten weeks to go until the high stakes november elections. the lead-up to the polls is really intensifying. >> a lot of attention on voter turnout. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab live in san francisco with more on how women are shifting into focus here. ginger. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. there's a whole challenge built around it, called the 2022 w challenge, focused on encouraging more women to head out to the polls and to make abortion rights a di difficult h sive issue. there will be a gathering to prepare for sunday's day of action. that's going to be organized by the league of women voters of san francisco. the goal is today and eventually on sunday is to really get women out to the polls and get people who support women's rights to the polls and make abortion rights a decisive issue. more than 80% of registered voters consider abortion to be important for the midterms. 71% plan

last couple of days. 95 yesterday 88 today oakland down to 74 livermore to 90 to san jose 87 to 84 east 88, though fifties and sixties and attempts there. 54 sandra fell mid fifties upper fifties low sixties san carlos hayward in their walnut creek, concord napa airport as well. fairfield down to 59. sunnyvale says, hey, we're 59 52 point reyes, and that makes sense. water temp is also 52 saint martial bodega bay and they're sebastopol. rohnert park windsor. then you get some warmer temps 53, though tiburon , san anselmo 54 than warmer out towards american canyon, sonoma and napa without the fifties to low 60. that's really cold water right through that 50 to 50 to 52. san francisco, but we went to from 58 to 54 2 days. that's a big drop end of august. no doubt about it. 18 of travis. still not, you know that. that's not an eye catcher, and you need to see about 30 30 35. then i'll say all right, everyone inland is cooling down, but not yet. last couple of days. it's got about 18 14 12 to nothing. high pressure continues to dominate the air loft is very warm out. diablos 78 out of my pa

for about 71 are going to see our high temperatures in los gatos reaching 85 degrees and 89 in east san jose, while milpitas in downtown san jose reach the 80s, the low 80s and going to range anywhere from 95 in antioch to 77 in oakland and hayward and for the coastline mid-60s today and you move toward palo alto and it's 81 degrees. we'll see temperatures in the mid-60s for the marina district and 75 for the mission district and mill valley reaching 84 degrees and 97 in ukiah today. so looking at that range in temperatures, overall we'll continue to see the fog rolling down the coastline, with some times of sunshine. it just changes how far that ocean breeze makes its way inland, and how our temperatures will respond. it does look like we get a stronger breeze going into the weekend, so gilroy goes from mid 80s to mid-70s this weekend. it's going to be nice and for our inland areas, there will be much more significant cooldown for some of our hotter spots, going from mid-90s today from mid 80s and san francisco doesn't change that much, that fog's not going anywhere, so we reach into the up

san fernando street. snow may have felt the earthquake at 12:42 p.m. a few miles east of san jose's allen rock neighborhood. the usgs said it was a 3.0. people as far as concord and oakland reported feeling it. >>> you may see a little bit of drizzle around the bay area for tomorrow morning. a lot of low clouds to start. a mild finish to the weekend followed by heat returning to the seven day forecast. a look at that coming up. >>> and we are tracking a wildfire in nevada north of burning man. how the risk of wildfires could impact the big event this weekend. >>> and we are clearing the shelters across the bay area. a look at the pet that went home with their new families and how you can have a chance and how you can have a chance here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get

take a look at highs reaching 81 in san jose. 80 in gilroy and 83 in east san jose for the east bay af temperatures in the 90s the past few days but this is spending more time outside. san mateo reaching 75 degrees and 60s in san francisco. navato reaching 75 degrees. music on the scare in redwood city at 6:00 it's 72 degrees and the sky stays mostly clear throughout the evening. it hasn't been clear everywhere. a lot of rain across southern california moving into the sierras with monsoons continuing. we see all of this green here showing the mid level moisture in the atmosphere but we are getting drier air comingti toda. once again, that makes it feel much more comfortable. instantly break out into a sweat even though our temperatures are still reaching into the low to mid 80s. we're going to see more of the same throughout the weekend. just slightly cooler early next week but nothing major changing here and for san francisco, upper 60s in the forecast throughout the weekend. mike, you're still tracking that crash in the north bay? >> i was concerned because coming towards us the tra

a new round of funding will go to safety improvements along the east san jose corridor. >> this is themost dangerous of those core doors and we have been attempting to invest in making these priority safety corridor's more safe. we have limited resources in money and staff time. kumasi: the goal of san jose's vision zero initiative is to eventually eliminate traffic deaths and severe injuries by pushing for improved safety measures, lowering speed limits and making sure police force traffic laws. reggie: walgreens is upping the incentive to join their team. they are offering sign-on bonuses up to $75,000 for qualified pharmacists. like many companies, walgreen has had trouble to recruit and retain employees. they will be required to stay for at least a year. kumasi: your night out could get longer, the pivotal vote. reggie: when great america will be open all year long. first a check of the weather. spencer: it's a fabulous friday. our air quality is good. on we go to the wind which is calm and most areas but breezy in san francisco at 29 miles an hour. patchy fog left in some spots, w

firefighters put out a grass fire that got close to homes off of 680 in see -- in east san jose.7 flew along the fire on easton drive. the fire scorched two acres but not much more damage than that. no injuries reported there. >> it bay area marine who served in afghanistan and iraq will have a portion of 280 named after him. this runs between the exit in los altos hills and the intersection with 85 in cupertino. >> our country is built on heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our freedom like former u.s. marines captain matt mckeon, a loss out tolls hills captain. a challenging anniversary for his father. >> hearing from his friends and colleagues who served with him at the time about the things he was doing, how much the iraqis and afghans respected him, we sure miss that guy. >> he believed and a and perpetual peace, value lived by while serving in the marines before he was killed by a rogue afghan police officer. >> there's little kids in the pictures with him, one of these days those kids are going to become the village elders and they are going to remember those

santa clara county health officials tell abc 7 news that while the east san jose neighborhood was hit hard during the height of the pandemic with some of the highest rates in the area, there is no current data to show covid rates are still that high there. >> authority is limited to sending a sick kid home. the california constitution gives children a right to be there for in person instruction. >> just to be clear so we understand each other, you are refusing to educate my healthy son because he will not wear a face mask? she repeatedly answered, yes. j.r.: the district said the boys were not sent home, they were given options. the father said those were wearing a mask for one hour with a two minute break, doing independent study were wearing a clear face shield. >> the sad part was they went loving school to really hating school in the matter of two weeks. they were so excited to return and now they do not want to go back. j.r.: the district said they are keeping the policy in place. the father said he is looking at possible legal action. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: a pop up mon

san jose. >> 5 min and sweatshirts robbed peters bakery in east san jose early this morning while employees were still inside, getting ready for the day. kron 4 staters sackey talk to one of the store owners about this incident. want that story coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 9. turning now to our monkeypox coverage. you can now schedule an appointment online to get a vaccine in contra costa county vaccinations will be offered at covid vaccine sites in richmond and conquered previously. you could only request to get an appointment at a yet to be scheduled. monkeypox vaccination clinic. doctors at stanford university are studying a case of monkeypox word. appears the patient did not get the virus through contact. the man in his 20's got sick after traveling to the united kingdom sunday found he attended a large crowded outdoor event where he said he had close contact with others. he said that many attendees were in sleeveless tops and shorts. he wore pants and a short sleeved top for the lead doctor on the case that highlights the potential for monkeypox spread at this type gathering, which

san jose is getting a big financial boost. city leaders announced they are getting $10 million in additional funding from the state. the new round of funding would go towards safety improvements along the east san jose corridor. >> this is the dangers of those corridors, and we have been attempting to invest in making these priority safety corridors much safer throughout our entire city, but we have limited resources in both money and staff time. karina: the goal of san jose's vision zero initiative is to eventually eliminate traffic deaths and severe injuries by pushing for improved safety measures, lowering speed limits in some areas, and making sure police are enforcing traffic laws. larry: happening tonight, community members will have a chance to address concerns over the chert of san francisco's castro theater. planet entertainment took over the theater earlier this year, and tonight, they will address concerns over urban ovation. some in the lgbtq community have expressed concerns that queer voices could be pushed out of this venue. that meeting would start tonight at 6:00. karina: covid guidelines two and a half years into the pandemic, and some major restrictions are being lifted.

yesenia ramirez and 28-year-old jose portillo pled guilty in snatching 3-month-old brandon from his east san jose home. he was missing for 20 hours before he was found inside portillo's home. prosecutors claim ramirez wanted to raise the childe.cordg to "t" court documents show the pair tried to kidnap the baeby four other times. >>> in the east bay, richmond police are expected to release video of an alleged beating at tacker one of their own. officer eric smith, jr., is accused of beating the suspect with a stun gun about 35 times following a brief chase and scuffle. this was in april. the district he were to's office is considering charges. >>> the a's new ball park quest continues. a group of port workers, truckers and cargo terminal operators is suing a state agency over a key approval back in june allowing howard terminal to be used for the team's waterfront project. the suit claims the san francisco bay conservation and development commission violated environmental law. the a's are also named in that suit. that's a look at your "bay area beat" this morning. dan, how is the weadarren, how w

que todos pueden, este, recibir ahorita, es una tarjeta que se llama "siempre east side", fue un, un artista del este de san joséañeda: "siempre east side". damián trujillo: ah, a mí me gusta "puro east side", pero nos vamos con ese-- [risas] no, me encanta, como les decía, yo vivo en el este de la ciudad y cada día soy testigo de la belleza que está de este lado, así es que me encanta que ustedes le están ofreciendo esta oportunidad a los que no pueden, no tienen la oportunidad de ver esta belleza; gracias por lo que hacen, y por su colaboración. - gracias. - muchas gracias, damián. damián trujillo: muchas gracias, bueno, para más información, se lleva a cabo esta exhibición en la biblioteca mlk, martin luther king, aquí en el centro de la ciudad, hasta el 24 de septiembre, algo me dice que va a ser un poco más después que eso, porque la demanda va a estar allí; ahí está la página web para más información. a continuación, el recaude de mochilas escolares por parte de "shop with a cop"; no se nos vayan. [música] la familia es con quien contamos en nuestros momentos de mayor necesidad, porque siempre está en nues

a homeowner in east san jose says cars have hit his home 23 times in the past 50 years.misjudged their speed coming off interstate 6 80 at jackson street and smashed his fence. his yard is home to the most recent crash was last november, another crash badly injured his youngest niece, who had to spend two weeks in the hospital. most of them have been drunk. you know, like the game, 2016. he came up there. here. my car was right here with the rock car. he hit that. he hit that at 105 miles an hour. wow well, this is a photo of what mentors house looks like after that crash installed steel poles in his yard, but those had to be replaced after last november's crash, jose officials say they have applied for a grant to start a project that would slow traffic after it comes off the freeway. but only the state or federal government can change the off ramp. the santa clara county board of supervisors voted unanimously to support a ballot proposition to protect people's abortion rights. proposition one, if approved in november, would amend the state constitution to assure a perso

i know cordelia was 97 congress 96 95 gilroy, 93 east san jose by reid hillview was 88 santa cruz 76 in the city was 72 degrees santa rosa 95 years i'm going 88 today. i'm always nervous by that. but oakland, not a problem there. there's a bigger fog banks will drop them to 74 livermore from 96 to 92 sjc from 87 to 84. san francisco has been stuck right around 70 or 69 degrees 72 yesterday day before monday. 70 sunday 70 saturday 69 was normal. 69 was the forecast saturday. 70 so temperatures there and the water temps are cold. they've gone down, so there's a lot of fog out there. the problem is when you have seventies and eighties couple 1000 ft up. that acts as your inversion so that traps that fog sunny inland. it'll still be warm to hunt. we'll get some nineties, but coast and bay sixties and seventies san francisco and 55, the watertown briefly dropped to 53. that's cold. bodega bay is 52 point, raised, fifties and sixties on your temps. too much high pressure, although that system in the gulf of alaska will sweep through but not until about late friday saturday. and for sure, o

the new round of funding will go towards safety improvements along the east san jose corridor. >> this dangerous of those corridors. attempting to invest in making these corridors much safer throughout our entire city, but we have limited resources in both money and staff time. kumasi: the goal of san jose's vision zero initiative is to eventually eliminate traffic deaths by pushing for improved safety measures, lowering speed limits in some areas and making sure police are enforcing traffic laws. reggie: there is one hour a day where bay bridge traffic is busier than pre-pandemic levels and it is right now. the chronicle reports new numbers show congestion on the bridge between 6:00 and 7:00 on friday mornings. of course, i am looking at zero traffic on the bridge right now. i don't know. that is with the number says anaytraffic is quicker to subsie now than it was before the pandemic. the most popular days on the bridge has also shifted. saturday became the most popular day pre-pandemic. now, it has been pushed out of the top three by thursday and wednesday. overall, traffic is still

ali homeowner in east san jose says his home has been hit by cars. 23 times.ays drivers misjudge their speed coming off interstate 6 80. at the jackson street. area and have plowed into his fence and his yard and home. the most recent crash was in last november, another crash, badly injured his youngest niece, who had to spend two weeks in the hospital. most of them have been drunk. you know, like the gay in 2016. he came up there. he hit my car was right here with the rock car. he hit that. he hit that at 105 miles an hour. this is a photo of what mentors house looked like after that crash. now he has installed steel poles in his yard, but those had to be replaced after the crash in november, san jose officials say they have applied for a grant to start a project that would slow traffic after it comes off the freeway. but only the state or federal government can change the off ramp. time is on 4 33 police in morgan hill wants your help to solve a homicide case. they want information about this white nissan century that's been linked to a deadly shooting on ju

in east san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news a new lawsuit against the utility company claims its powerkiyou county. that fire is 95% contained and has killed four people destroyed 185 structures and burn more than 60,000 acres since the fire started nearly three weeks ago. the chronicle reports that the lawsuit filed by the victims of the fire claims organ based pacific core power lines sparked the fire. specific core, filed a report with the california puc six days after the fire started alerting regulators that its equipment was in the area of a fire. the company did not report any problems with its equipment to state regulators, spokesperson for pacific course at the lawsuit prevented the company from commenting. okay these are the highest from today cooler than yesterday, and many places 96 in fairfield, 93 anti och temperatures were more aggressively cooled along the bay where we saw more fog in hayward and fremont, where we saw temperatures dropped a good five or 10 degrees. we've got fog kind of draw it in here. it's kind of working its way. in here, so we've got a pretty good d

in east san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news san francisco police arrested a man in yolo county for a homicide that happened in the city last month, officials say 54 year old randy oliver was arrested tuesday for the killing of 21 year old jamil price price was found shot near dakota in 23rd streets and portrayal hill on july 9th. he later died from his injuries so far, police have not released a motive for the killing, report finds a growing number of people will become home this year. san francisco. according to data from the department of homelessness and supportive housing 20,000 people will experience homelessness at some point in 2022. it also finds it for every one person housed by a city program for more will become an housed, the report says. the severe lack of affordable housing in san francisco and the sharp increases in rent are reasons why people are being pushed into homelessness. according to city officials. the numbers of the reporter educated estimates based on formulas used by many years. for many years rather by homeless advocates. alrighty taking a look at the we

in east san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news you might have been arrested in connection to the fatal shooting of a cent. jose safeway worker in june said as a police say, 18 year old to vida to a kahlo and 19 year old jacob perea were arrested accused of shooting manual cornejo on june 5th. police say 24 year old cornell was working at the safeway on hamilton's avenue in the willow glen neighborhood when he tried to stop a robbery in the liquor section of fight broke out. he was shot and killed. anyone with more information on this case is asked to call san jose police the oakland nonprofit homies empowerment says it's care center is displaced after two cars hit they're building. an employee at the center says one of the cars made it halfway through inside their building at the corner of 77th and macarthur. investigators believe the two cars were street racings and hygiene products to people dealing with food insecurity, mental health, housing and wellness. and we're preparing for a grand opening. actually today was going to be our first actual day we open our care center to communit

ktvu south bay reporter jesse kerry is live in east san jose with what parents can expect. jesse great. good afternoon to you, our collective cheer from some parents here in the south bay as their students had back to school on tuesday here in the east side union high school district concerted effort to push a college preparatory program while all school districts begin the school year without the heavy burden of mandatory covid restrictions. the first week of august isn't over, and for some, it's already the end of summer because it went by so fast. i couldn't think of it. i was here for some, the calendar says it's trek time to area stores for supplies for the upcoming school year this year. the search for needed items includes finding answers to questions over covid protocols. i'm sending my child to school with the mask. um he's in the masks for school. this year's new lessons begin with familiar ones. masking is still encouraged in most school districts, but not mandated. i would prefer if she wore a mask in the classroom. covid vaccinations are also strongly encourage

a homeowner in the east san jose is asking for help after he says his house has been hit by speeding cars more than 20 times in the time he's lived there now, the city of san jose says it's hoping to do something about it are south bay reporter lamonica peters live now in san jose to show us how the man who lives there is trying to protect his home. lamonica. ray venter says he's lived in this home since 1960. but since 1972 cars crashed into his property 23 times, he says his insurance company has spent $30,000 placing these still polls here twice. but that hasn't stopped people from crashing into his property since. the freeway has been there. i've had for the cars of through my house completely all the other ones that torn up my fence. and i've lost three cars. um. in the yard. a mentor says he's grateful that no one in his family has been seriously hurt or killed by the cars that have crashed into his family home. over the last 50 years. my youngest niece she was young. she's right here on the on the curb. and the lady came flying across and hit her. and she was in the hospital f

out our high temperatures for today, we'll reach 83 in cupertino and 90 in morgan hill, while east san josel see a high of about 89 degrees. for the east bay, it's anywhere from 77 in oakland and hayward to 92 in walnut creek, and 95 in antioch today. along the coastline we have mid-60s. you move over toward redwood city, in the upper 70s, palo alto 81 degrees and we're up to 73 in mission district and the outer sunset will see a high of 64 degrees and for the north bay, 99 in clearlake and along the coastline, in the upper 60s in bow data bay and point reyes. napa reaching 85 degrees. we're not seeing any huge changes in our weather pattern. the monsoon rain continues across the southwest and here looking at fog along the coastline causing our temperatures to spread out. we see a cooldown over the next few days. gilroy upper 80s and low 90s today and low 80s for tomorrow and look at the weekend, saturday 78 degrees. mid-70s for sunday and warming up for early next week. we're looking at nice weather continuing and we will continue to cool off a few degrees each day. san francisco will cont

east san jose says cars have hit his home 23 times in the 50 years, he's owned the house.t jackson street and smashed into his fence, his yard and his home. most recent crash was last november, another crash, badly injured his youngest niece, who had to spend two weeks in the hospital. most of them have been drunk. like the gay in 2016. he came up there. he hit my car was right here with the rock car. he hit that he hit that at 105 miles an hour. this is a photo of what milner's house looked like after that crash. he's installed steel poles in his yard, but those had to be replaced after last november's crash, san jose officials say they have applied for a grant to start a project that would slow traffic after it comes off the freeway. but only the state or federal government can change the actual off ramp. city mayori faced quenvestigation that involves several allies of former presidentayor of new yors questioned behind closed doors and told reporters he does not plan on talking about his testimony. the investigation has brought scrutiny to the failed efforts to overthro

east. san jose says cars have hit his home and property 23 times in the past 50 years, minter says drivers jackson street, and when they do, he says they crash into his fence into his yard and at times even into his home. most recent incident was last november. mentor says another crash landed his youngest niece in the hospital for two weeks. most of them have been drunk. you know, like the game, 2016. he came up there. he here? my car was right here with a rock star. he hit that he hit that at 105 miles an hour, and this is what mentors house look like after that crash, officials say they have applied for a grant to start a project that would slow traffic coming off the interstate, but only the state or federal government can actually change the actual off ramp. santa clara county is expanding access to monkey pox vaccines for people at the highest risk of contracting the virus. eligible individuals include people who had direct physical contact with someone confirmed to have have monkey pox. gay men and trans people who have sex with more than one sexual partner in the past 14 days, sex